Iowa Tribe of KS and NE Fall Encampment and Pow-wow

The Iowa Tribe of Kansas and Nebraska’s Baxoje Fall Encampment and Powwow is a vibrant celebration that honors the rich culture, heritage, and traditions of the tribe and Native American communities at large. Held annually at the Iowa Tribe Pow Wow Grounds in White Cloud, Kansas, this event serves as a significant gathering where members of the tribe and visitors alike come together to immerse themselves in the spirit of Indigenous culture. The festivities kick off on Friday evening with Camp Night, setting the stage for a weekend filled with traditional dance performances, drum circles, storytelling sessions, and arts and crafts demonstrations.

Throughout the event, attendees have the opportunity to engage with and learn from Indigenous elders, artisans, and community members, gaining insight into the history, customs, and values of the Iowa Tribe and Native American cultures. From the rhythmic beat of the drums to the colorful regalia of the dancers, the powwow provides a sensory feast that captivates the senses and fosters a sense of unity and pride within the community. It’s a time for celebration, connection, and reflection, where people of all backgrounds come together to honor and celebrate the enduring legacy of Indigenous peoples.

Typically conducted in September – check website for dates.